Episode 4 - Can I Kick It? (w/ Shaka Hislop)

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In this episode, Lewis chats to former Premier League goalkeeper and current ESPN FC pundit Shaka Hislop about the future of football, and what it might look like.Shaka shares his views on how the season should conclude, as well as what the future could hold for clubs across Europe.Follow Shaka on Twitter @shakahislop, and to connect with the show, Tweet @lewiscostello or email [email protected]

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